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• Vote Your BLUE Proxy to Bring New Energy to CVTech

  Vote Your BLUE Proxy to Bring New Energy to CVTech

• Returning to South Florida June 7, 2012 2nd Annual Thurgood Marshall College Fund "Distinguished Young Leader" Awards

  MIAMI -- The "Who's-Who" in South Florida will fill the room on June 7, 2012 at the 2nd Annual Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) "Distinguished Young Leader" (DYL) Awards with Bacardi ...

• Molly Fosco: 'Girls' Will Be Girls

  Girls may not be realistic on the whole, and I agree lacks in certain areas, but I will keep watching every week, and I know without a doubt that I'll be entertained.

• EthnicA Wellington Conference - new ideas and action

  A Wellington forum on ethnic diversity will feature Vicki Treadell, who’s the first woman of Asian descent to become a British High Commissioner.

• Burn the midnight oil for an MBA at AIM

  Professionals can now work full time and still be able to pursue graduate studies.

• Ying Kong: Young, gifted and Asian? Take heart

  Learning to operate in NZ culture key to dissolving racism, writes Ying Kong, Auckland marketing and social media strategist. Young, Asian and unemployed? Know thyself. Struggling to find employment or even land an interview and...

• Viewpoints: Prop. 28 enhances reform, allows leaders to gain experience

  When the original ballot initiative to impose term limits was put before California voters in 1990, I enthusiastically campaigned for its passage.

• Chinese American Culture Night features Clara Chung, honors cultural identity

  Actors reenact the story of Vincent Chin, a Chinese American who was beaten to death by two white men in Detroit, Mich., in 1982. This Saturday, the Chinese American Culture Night will be titled “Catalyst,” based on Chin’s story. There will be dances, music and other cultural performances.

• Cherry Picking the Melting Pot

  Sometimes a trivial embarrassment can become a teachable moment. It was recently revealed that Harv ...

• Social Media Thought Leader: India's Gautam Ghosh

  Gautam Ghosh is far from the most famous person in Social Media. He does not run companies or build online empires as some have done. You never see him at Silicon Valley meet-ups and tweet-ups because he lives about 8700 miles away in Bangalore. He is not even the best-known member of a new category of Digital Age human resource professionals known as social recruiters.

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